Archive for May, 2007
The Best Software of 2007 - Nominations are In
May 31st, 2007
Best Overall Utility
by Salty Brine Software
by TuneUp Software GmbH
by win.rar GmbH
by WinZip International LLC.
Best Application
by Thornsoft Development
by AI Internet Solutions
by Sun Microsystems
Best Graphics Program or Utility
by Fookes Software
by Irfan Skiljan
by Corel Corporation
Best Desktop Enhancement
by Eclipsit Corporation
by Patrick D. Grengs II
by Stardock Corporation
Best Photo Program or Utility
by ACD Systems
by ESTsoft
by Lincoln Beach Software
Best Sound Program or Utility
by ESTsoft
by D'Accord Music Software
by NotePage, Inc.
by NullSoft
Best Vertical Market Program or Utility
by Renegade Minds
by EC Software GmbH
by VMware Inc.
Best Business Application or Utility
by Microsoft Corporation
by ZPAY Payroll Systems
by Chaos Software
Best Educational Program or Game
by StepWare Inc.
by Open Window Software
by Wisco Computing
Best Hobby or Personal Interest
by Auction-Sentry.com
by Google Inc.
by My Life Organized
Best Internet Enhancement
by GlobalSCAPE
by InformAction
by Rhino Software, Inc.
by Ipswitch, Inc.
Best Internet Communication
by Miranda IM
by Softare Freedom Law Center
by Skype Limited
by Cerulean Studios
Best Web Enhancement
by Mozilla Foundation
by Mozilla Foundation
by Siber Systems
by SPAMFighter
Best Non-Action Game
by Anarchy Enterprises
by MetalShard, Inc.
by Goodsol Development, Inc.
Best New Game
by Addictive 247 Games
by NHN USA
by Demand Entertainment
Best Program for PDA's
by Omega One
by Resco, sro.
by Spb Software House
Education and RSS
May 30th, 2007
1. Share Resources
Academics are using social bookmarking websites to share quality websites that relate to their area of expertise with colleagues and students.
2. Class Blogs
From elementary schools to university blogs, online journals have flourished. Instructors have used blogging as a teaching tool. Helping students learn writing and reporting skills while understanding how to use technology. Many educational bloggers use RSS as a means to syndicate blog posts.
3. School Schedule Sports Schedule
RSS feeds can be used to communicate events scheduled on or off campus to prospective and existing students. Subscribes of a schools calendar feed receive notification as new items are added to the calendar.
FeedBurner Interview on Search Engine Watch
May 30th, 2007
Whats Up Feed Monitoring
May 30th, 2007
Whats Up? is an application that tracks a large number of RSS news feeds. The sources of these feeds are displayed on this world map. Whenever any of the news feeds releases a new article, its title immediately pops up. Instead of listing previously released news, this application shows news as it is released, so you can see what is up right at this moment in the world.
Apparently
May 30th, 2007
Have mercy on it.
An introduction..
May 30th, 2007
First, let me stress how much I respect and by and . They are great. They make true web magic.
However – to me – there's still plenty of room for a more diverse spectrum of services, and gaps (between man, media, and machine) to bridge. Crafting new services in the spirit of not just being better, but different. With plenty of room to improve
- usability,
- accessibility,
- standards-compliance,
- loading speeds,
- and lower costs
for different user groups. And that's why I founded – a fresh player on the hosted log field.
So now. What is Wordly, really? And how is it different from all the other services? Well. That I'll tell you. After I've had some dinner..
Update: I'm sorry, but I'm really tired, so I don't think I can express myself clearly enough now. Tomorrow, hopefully, precious reader. Good night. Take care.
New domain!
May 30th, 2007
Finally I've registered my first Internet first level domain. Finally!
I'm very happy with the fact!
I've heard that it's better to get higher Sarch Engines rankings.
Anyway, I still playing with the configurations, but you can laready use our
new domain -
It will automatically redirect you to monetizeonline.wordpress.com.
You can simply use ! :)
I could't get monetizeonline.com domain, so I've decided to add "I" before
"monetize online".
It brings some kind of personalisation to the blog, I think. ;) Don't you?
That's why I'm changind blog's title to "I monetize online".
Feel free to post your comments about it as I'm very interested to hear your
opinions.
Faithfully yours,
:)
Hard at work
May 30th, 2007
Lookie, lookie! Here's
I think I'm gonna name him "Birdie Nam Nam"! I loves my Birdie! :D

Anyway. Now I'm gonna eat some, and then continue working at implementing new and old Blogger templates. Hopefully, I can finish that today, and start on Movable Type or WordPress templates tomorrow already.
Good times.
Claiming the blog at Technorati
May 30th, 2007
is one of the most known and respected blog searching engines.
So it was the matter of time for teh blog to appear on it.
They have very handy tool, which is called "".
Here the explanation of the process from Technorati:
"Claiming your blog establishes that you are its owner, and allows you to use Technorati services to increase your blog's visibility."
Apart from that it gives your blog rank position, so you could see the popularity of you blog
within the Technorati community and visitors.
I surelly had to claim my blog, so here's my .
If you have your own blog - go ahead > register with > claim you blog now!
Ok, ok!
May 30th, 2007
No bullshitting this time. is:
- Inexpensive. At $16 a year, including 1 (.com/net/org) domain and 2 gigabytes of storage, we're confident we offer the world's best priced personal blog service.
- Fast. All pages on Wordly – including blog pages – will be smaller than 10 kilobytes, including CSS. In just 1 request (at less than 10 KB), with no external stylesheets or javascript, we've made sure every page will load fast and smooth.
- Simple. Talking of the devil. While WordPress is one techy piece, we're just ordinary people who love storytelling. We're simply not interested in drowning our users in new, nifty features. Wordly will always just be for writing, sharing, and enjoying media together.
- For everyone. If there's one thing we strongly believe in, it's enabling everyone access to web content. Thus, every single page on Wordly will be , while trying our best to meet .
End of story!
PS. Oops. This wasn't exactly "how Wordly deviates from other blog services", was it? Well, you get the basic picture now, at least, and you'll get to see for yourself in time. Till then – take care!




